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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

The primary ulecilugs o. rle-t delegates tu
she Cuuufy tuuN eutiuu ulll b. held un Wed
ueflilF, Oct ,, harWtsu be hour ut and O.
O'Clock r. ~, in an precincts except the clt4
aud Kim Greek. In said precincts the mcei
luEs VIII D. hUld a. folluWa; ln the citf ui "a
lima -lmeky View and Eureka precincts bet
uf7en thc hours % and o'cltlck q. u-.and in
the precinct of spring Greek. between thu
hulrE ul and u'cluek D. q and in Elm q rtrk
hftHeen huua- uf and p. g. The uscetlnE
VIII b. hcld af the usual uincr~ Oi voting. or
"a such place as the mculiser uf the central
rssmmliiec lrum that precinct shall select,
oi which dut huplic nnticc shall he given
None but Republicans will be- allowed o.
vote.
~ order % the Republican Central Com
mlltiee of saline county.
r. d. FITZPATRICK, Chairman.
W A MURPHY, Secretary.
Republican papers OF the county
please copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
DEDLNQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice to rax-Payers.

Notice % IaN-fayers-
OFFICE OF CoUSrT TEEAsUEEE.
2 Saline County, Kansas, sept. ls, lss..
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ described lands and toum lots, or -
much thereofof each tract a. may ~ net't-s-
sary inr that purpose, viii, On
MONDAY, OC-rOBER .. lss7,
ard during the next succeeding days there
after. BE- sold az public auction at my office
la the courthuuse In Sallna. saline county
Kansas. for the taxes and charges thereon
Tor tie year A. y. lSs6.
gLARENCE WILsoN,
Tran.mrar enllna nn.-nIN- knn--I.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

BY the ear and wagon load, for
sale by VI. solomon, the Texas grain
dealer. Call AT the old stand. 32-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
- -. 88,.

prepared 70 furnish all classes with employ
ment at home, the whole o. the time, % ior
fheIrsp are nnoneuts- BusineEs new, light
and uroffable. Persons Of either 1eE easily
earn from - toceuts % so per evening" and
a proportlonnl sum by deFoting al thelr
time 10 the business Boys and girls earn
nearly a. much e. men. That al Who see
this may send their address, and tel the
bueiress. We make this oder. TO cucn a. are
not well saflsded We viii send one dollar %
nay f9r the troubie of writing Pull paf-
ticnlars Addre8 aEo sTIusoN ecos
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
). HEFF cLWAHS
AIls FtEHiIy Mi Ml!AiHI a1b
J. HEFF

Manufacturers Of all kinds Of B hiding Castings
also repairs for Reapers. Movers, Threshers and
Headcrs; also makers Of Prices Oseiliating Cast
Iron Field Roller; Smiths New Wind Mil beai
and cheapest In the MARKET We make e specially
Of re- building Steam Engines. Smoke Stleks and
Heavy sheet Iron work. Agents for Price 3 Sor-
Fhum Evaporator and Cane NH, PortabIs Corn
and Grist Kills. Engines. Boilers. &e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
RErUBL1cAS COUNTY CONVENTION

M Republicans of Saline county will
rnaaI "a delegate convention af the court
hnuae tn the city Of salina, ON saturday
Oci1ber Eighth, ls57, a. 81 O'Clock A. M-, %
place in noninaiion The following county
lllEcerEs
therln.
County Ireasurer
ReaiFler uf needs.
County Clerk.
Surveyor.
Corunef.
County commissioner. rst district
The hasis % representation I'm said cunven-
lion n1g been nEed as follows one delegate
flr every twenty votes, and one dele gate for
every fraction uf l1 votes or over cast Tor p
n. Ailen, Secretary uf state, ~ the last gen
eral election, under which npportiunmeul
each prceint viii be entitled 10 representa-
liuu - follguss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
NJ. WELLSLGGER, Sallnn, Kansas.
BRIHEERHF SISTEM
OF
ReCta!! Treatment |!
PILES. UIeeF. Ftssure. PolyPus aud
Flatala,
PERMANENTLY CURED
without Pain. LiEature, Knife OF
Cautery-
DIR. E. A. COLLINS

Guaraniees 10 cure In every case 81 FILL
bleeding Piles. Rllnd Piles, Protruding p.
Painful Piles OF Fissure. Treatment almt
palniess. No cure no pay. viii give alpe0 90
ase OF Pilea he eannot cure fruiiua llichl
Pilesl liberation and Constipation auecolsfulis s
treated This system ia No longer an e1perimei
it has a record % 200Oo cures Satisfaction Zuat
anta-d Consultation free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

AANMEN 20 De made. Cut -,
W. will send you something
free. something OF great value and lmpur-
tauce 10 you, that viii starr yOu In business
which will bring you IN more money rgnt
away than anything else IN the Worid- Any
one can do the work and live at home.
Either sex: all ages. Something ueW, that
lust coins money for all WORKER We VIII
starr ZOO capital not needed This n one
of the genuine important chances oi n NE
urlsfnN will not delay. Grand outnt nee.
address TEUE a CO., Augusta, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

ELu CREzK TOwSsHIP.
Trsrrfpfian Ner. TtrD r. lrrra. dat.
Wv ne "a IS . so >;
SMOKY Hill TowosHiP-
Sci, Il 3 B q
wAsutNGrOS rowNsHIP
y swi n a fl
Pari e > ne y =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

GOV. MARTIN j. in receipt of a let
ter from Mr.. lsaac Taylor. chairmao
of the Illinois River Improvement
committee, asking him to appoint
seven delegates Ia attend the water
way convention. to be held al Peoria,
Illinois, October nth, next Seven
delegates have been appOiBted from
each Illinois and Iowa aRd the Gov
error Of Wisconsin has promised to
name an equal number at an early
date. This will Be 3 great conven-
tion, in which questions Of national
Interest will be discussed, and il is
very much desired that Kansas be
represented. Governor Martin
knows Of no one that would care to
attend this coming convention, hut
would he glad to appoint seven dele
gstss t. represent this state il he
knew al representative men that
Nouid probably attend. He suggests,
therefore. that IL any one desires TO
represent Kansas at the great water
Way convention, such person should
address him 81 an early date.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

Caiarrh destroys the senses Of
smell, taste and hearing, rapidly be-
comes offensive, and often culmi-
mates in consumption and insanity.
No matter what stage the disease
has adv lncrd to DIR. Sage's Caiarrh
Remedy will certainly cure ID. This
preparation il the only sure cure for
this malady in the market yet has
many imitators. Others may fail,
il never does. Your druggist sells il.
LoSN-A prOmisory note made and
signed by Basil Wells and Henry
short. All parties are warned from
purchasing said note, a. payment on
same has been stopped.
l5ltld-wt3 THus. ANDERSEN.
WANTED-A competent girl to do
general hOusewOrk.
MRS. \. l.. DODGE,
l50-tf. No. lO2, Ninth street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

Has God I've siory rcaiieFce. so ielellen'
bouses i5rre .fnna barn ecniaf1a sails 1f AS
horses ara1e izE1e q. far iocle slcrzs Esll 4lnH
each iaEae g., h1rlall ven. l1u sll - =
tons o. hag, hEa - o. lalk and carrier. aeNl
good uslls FiFins ahundanca o. tG1t wlllf. 2 llri
mllla mill house with grinder. ahelisF. - aellf
acrea fenced In hog lots. Seven miles ifoti
SaIina. The location u e. ans - q % - founi
VIII sell q q bargain and on eaay terIna-
Call on OF adireas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
IT TOPS THEM ALL

The New Double Store Building of
ROthschild Bros. sOxiO5 Feet
completed and Opened
for Business
Monday.
Il is Pronounced by Competent Judges
to be One Of the Best Arranged
store buildings in the State
Of KpPsas-An Orna-
meut % Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

THE Pall Mall Gd-sfts has been at
some pains To prepare list Of the
vrest cities of the world, which h. Of
general interest. No city uf less
than sfA.Wa il included i'm the list,
and Of those given the United States
b.s Eve and Grcat Britain three.
Iss list l. a. follows; London, Eng
land. s.a55. .Sla; Paris, France, 2.s6S,-
as. Canton. China, l,ao,Wo; New
York. y. ". I, Ho,0OO; Aitchi Japan,
I. .SS2 O5o; Berlin. Prussia. i,l,2, ,'sal;
Vhanrehoofoo, china, ,On, ,un sian
China. l.0000; Sschautchan, ia,
China. .Oo g0; Toxic, japan, ~,
~: Sartans. japan, 'si2, sla; Tirn-
tzin. China, 65o,Un; Philadelphia
Pa. Ssa.ap: HsUg-tcheon, China
ssa.oaa: Pekin, china, Sn,OD0
Tschingtu-Tu, China, slHl,Wsl; Woo
chang, China, Sn,Wn; Brook
iva. y. y. s5l.OU; ~. Petersburg
Russia. ss6. .ssil Calcutta, India, 765,
~: vienna, Austria, seo'loS; Chica
80. Til-, Ti5,On; Constantinople
Turkey, 70o,0n; Foo-choo, China
sa0a; Moscow, Russia, 6ll,954
Hanr-choW foo. China. eCo,Wn Han
kou. China. tso,Wa; Liverpool, Eng
land, 573.Oo; Glasgow, scotland ,si4,
alS: Pekalonga, Java, SO, ,3oi; Mad
nd, spain, &C ,ssr Bangkok, Siam
aaoase; ~ Louis, No. soo,Wo; Tat
seenloy, China, 10000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

In the District Court within and for the
county or Saline, in tine state OF Kansas.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance.
Company, pluintin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06

CLARENCE WILsoN,
Treasurer saline County, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE SCHOOL LAND.

ArrEsr: wa. BISHOP. Probate Judge.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Tho jackson & sharp Car Works.
COMMUNICATED


On Thursday evening in reading the
article in re 'erence to Jackson e. Sharp
car works, think the writer made a
slight mistake in regard to the skilled
workmen there. I know of no place
where as body of men there are more
skilled workmen than at that place.
Skilled labor can be procured If paid for,
and there is no practical man but must
acknowledge that their cars for beauty
and skill will stand A No. /. Their bosses
are all thorough masters of their business.
At the head of the carving department the
gen tleman is very genius In himself and
several men in his charge are of the first
order of workmen. There is an employee
from Virginia whose ability as a work
man is so well kno wn that he has from
time to time enlisted the encomiums from
Mr.. Valentine, the great sculptor, and
also from the Norfolk Press, for the
beauty OF his cabinet work on the steamer
Atlanta.
can assure you that the firm OF Jack
son g Sharp are well able to boast of hay-
ing in their employ such skilled workmen
as some OF his men are known to be from
reputation both In England and America.
And In all the branches of this great es-
tablishment, are the employees first
class, intelligent set OF men. H. M.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
At the Academy of music.

The eminent young German como
dian, Charles T. Il lis, will commence
IN engagement at The Academy Of Mr.
sic this venting in Casper the Yodler, +"
Q play which has proved success
wherever IL has been presented. The
material used in the construction OF
this play is not new, but its scenes are
vivid and life like. and are presented In
. pleasing and natural manner. The
opening scene is laid on the banks of
the Hudson. at q villa, tho owner of
which, Sir Robert SwintoD, having no
children, adopts with Liz wiie's appro-
val . little waif nam cd Morning Lark,
who had been picked up In distant
city by . travelling German musician,
but the attachment between the two
WAS so strong that they would not be
parted, and 80 the nobleman takes into
his household the young man, whose
name 10 Goitlieb (the hero). on the
agreement that Sir Robert shall help
MIN to find his 'ost brother. Fiom
there the story Eoes on In brightly shift
Ing scenes of love. intrigue, detective
Incidents and exoellently conceived ro.
MAJ oe. The character Of Gottlieb is
sustained by Mr.. Ellis, and all the
other characters are in the hands Of
competent artists.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
The knights of tho Eagle

The growth of the order OF the Knights
OF the Golden Eagle seems to be general
all over the country, and the indications
are that ere long 1t will be the strongest
beneficial organization in the United
states. At the annual session of the
Grand Castle of New Jersey, held last
thursday at Millville, the report of the
Master of Records showed total mem
oership Of 3, ,155, an increase since last
december OF 65l. Total receipts during
the year $13, ,00l. SO; amount paid for sick
ana funeral benefits, $241S.5O, making
.ne total fund of the different Castles
i,76O.10 Castles have been instituted
AZ AZ haddonfeld, Camden, Palmyra. Mount
noliy, Moorestown, Florence, Trenton,
Millville, Atlantic City, Bridgeton and
other places, and the order is in very
noarishing condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
A Littio spree.

1t is said that three farmers from
Mill Greek Hundred became SO greatly
Intoxicated on Saturday last that one
of them took lodgings at the Madison
street stables, where he remained all
night, and on Sunday morning his
brother.in' law came In and conveyed
him to his homo. Such eprees ase In.
excusAble, aud II the men have not al
ready become slaves to their appetites
they will abstain from using iutoxicat
ing liquors. Their growing families
should serve some ind ucsme ut for them
to be more manly, even :if their sel.fre.
spect and the feeling of their relatives
have ceased to influence them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
The Result of = ra,se Alarm

Last Saturday evening some rubbish
that Was being burned on lot on Har.
risou street between Lincoln and Elm,
made quite o bright liRht. and an ex.
citable individual struck an alarm from
box No. 26, at Maryland avenue and
Linden street. The department re.
sponded. and on the way ont James
HaDlon fell from the Friendship hoe 9
cart and broke his arm, and made o
narrow escape from being run over by
another engine. On the way home the
Reliance engine, In crossing the rail
road track on Maryland avenue, burst
the hub Of one OF the wheels, and an
other had to be procured before the en-
gine could be taken home.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Ih CHANCkRY, Nsw GA srL Il

Ih CHANCERY, Nsw GA STLE
u OoUNTY.- -frrstess sac Of Real
Estate by virtu. Of decree Of tho COURT
for New Castle Couu,y made at tho Marcn
term, A. ID. 1887, Of SAIL court, viii be ex.
posed TO public ssle, At the coutty Court
House, In the city Of Wilmington,
ON wEDr ESDAY,
TIE Nst DAY OFSs7rEM BeR A. d. 's7,
At2 o'clock p. m.
Tho following described real estate, situate
in said city, md bounded and descrtr cd as
follows, TO wit:
No l. beginning at q stake in the south.
erly side OF Seoond street, between Walnut
and Poplar streets, at the distance OF ps feet
IRON the westerly nn sids Of Poplar s thence
denoe Reynolds, deceased, devised TO VIM.
McCsulley in trust, through the middle or
o division wall between the two houses par.
aiiel 70 Poplar street, 80 feet to . stake in an
alley running TO Poplar street, thence by q
line In said alley westerly parallel with
SecoRd stroet Il feet TO . stake In william
Cfrimoe's line, DOW of Harriet W. Oling;
thence 6y her line northerly parallel win
side Of Second streer; thence Herewith cast
erly Il feet to the place Of beginning, be tho
contents more or less; with the alley privi.
lsees attached thereto.
the intersection Of the southe,ly side Of
Lobdell street and the westerly side ofA So
feet wide street. laid out between Lobdell
and A streets, parallel with and at the dis,
tance OF 176 feet from Olaymont street;
thence along said so feet wide street 80 feet
10 corner; thence westerly and parallel
with Lobdcll street 11b feet, 10 inches, more
or less, to tho oasterIy side Of the Old Ferry
road with tho privilege OF ono-half Of the
said Old Ferry road whom vacatedl; thence
thereby n0rtherly about 50 feet ID the aforo.
said side OF Lobdell street; and thence thofe-
by eAsterly Las feet inches 10 the place Of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 8. Beginning at stake on the north
Side Of Liberty street 1l6 feet from the
southwest side Of John Hedges g land being
. corner OF John Ash's lot; thbnoe slonR-
Ash's line north ~ degrees, west 90 feet 70
1o-feet wide alley; thence along said alley
side north o8 degrees, east Is feet 10 stako,a
corner of lot now or formerly Of M ichseI
O'Donnen thence by said O'D0nnell's line
south ~ degrees, east 30 feet to Liberty
street and thence by the side OF said street
south % degress, west Is feet to the pla ce OF
beginning. Containing within those bounds
1,o20 square feet of land, be tho same more
or less. Attendance will be given and
terms made known at the time and place
Aforesaid by
J. b. hOFFEOKER, JR, Trustee,
Or by his attoinsy.
Attest: J. M. HOUSMAN,
Register Uourt Chancery. s2eodts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
NEW YORK SOCIALISTS.
They Meet to Organizs Against Henry
Georges POLITICAL Party.


NEW York, Sept. 4 Over eighty or.
gAnizations, including fifty six trades
organizations, nineteen assembly DIS
trict clubs and Eve purely Sccialistic
societies. sent three delegates each to
the conference Of Socialists in Webster
Hail to day. These were nearly all
from this city, Brooklyn and Buffalo.
Several trades and SociAlistic oreaniza.
ti0ns in New Jersey, Massachu usetts,
Connecticut and Pennsylvania sent
delegates, but they wee not admitted, !,
- the conference wss Of New York
State labor men who had been read out
OF che United Labor party ut the 6yrA-
cuse Convention.
There were about three hundred men
present. Among those present were
Editor Shevitsch, Of the Leader; Editor
Jonas, Of the Volks Y Z,itung; Lawrence
GronlAnd, Edward King, William Penn
Rogers. Tbos. o Neil, Daniel 8. Jacobs,
Colonel Hinton, Hugo Voieht, Edward
Goldsohmidt and K. Il. Nichols, all
conspicuous last fall ~ leaders of the
United Labor party and promoters OF
the Henry George movement. The 80.
ciAlists claim to have polled 10000 oi
the ca. 600 votes for George last fall.
George Blook, the secretary of the
National Bakers Union, presided, and
Colonel Hinton and Ernest Bohn wers
the secretaries. A committee Of ffteeu
with Edward Goldschmidt a. chair.
man, passed on the credentials of the
delegatee, only five contests being
found. These were referred to the com.
mittee Of ave, who will report ut o fu.
ture meeting.
Speeches were made by Editor
Shevitsch, Edward King, Thomas
O'Neil. VIM. Penn Rogers and others.
Mr' King had just returned from q
four weeks vacation, which he said be
had spent 10 the country, where he had
worked in the fleld, getting his board
in payment. He had returned with q
more exalted idea OF the intelligence oil
the farmers. Henry George and hit
friends could not fool the farmers, hi
said.
A committee Of fifteen was elected By
the conference to prepare q platform fOl
tho party, the Central Labor Unior
platform Of last fall to be used IS the
basis for the new declaration Of faith.
This committee will report at the mex,
meeting, which was appointed fol
Thursdsy evening.
Tne secretary was instructed to notify
all socialistic and labor organisations
In the State to send three delegates
each to the conference ut Webster Hall
on Thursday.
At the conference today cheers and
applause greeted each mention Of the
name of John Swinton, and he is evi-
IDENTIFY the favorite as candidate for
Secretary of State.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Report of tho Registrar,

During the week ending at noon last
saturday there were 40 births, z mar
tisges and 15 deaths reported to Regis.
.rar II, Lee as having occurred In this city.
me causes OF death were rs follows:
tMeningitis, 8; marasmus, 2; apoplexy,
.9fonchitis, consumption, Group, conges-
I'VE chill, concustion of brain, heart
aise sease, nembraneous Group, pneumo.
ma, premature birth, 1 each. Ages OF
deceased Under year, o; from / to 2.
q, 81 from to 8, I; from 10 to Is, 1; from
So So 10 40, /; from 40 TO 80, 1; from 60 to
W, !; from 20 to 80, l.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Held for Fapers.

HFUM SuHuHy WUtIu.
Josephine McElvery, the colored
woman who escaped from police head.
quarters, New York, Thursday night,
and was recaptursd the next day, was
taken to the Tombs yesterday. She is
wanted at Wilmington, DEL. for en-
btzzlement, and was locked up TO await
. requisition. Acting Superintendent
Steers has preferred charges against
Policeman Walters, who permitted her
to escape,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
A Yory Prattx stona

Passers'by were attracted around
the show window Of Ayars Sc Son, jew.
elers, 3O9 Market street, Saturday even
ing, where they had on exhibition q
pure white stone diamond ring, wsigh.
ing 313k. The stone was purchased
and mounted by Messrs. Ayars 8 Son
for o well known gentleman Of this
city, and is by far the most brilliant
and hsndsomest diamond ever display ed
here.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
A wesoome with Open Arns

General Grier, chairman OF tue local
Grand Army Of the Republic Executive
mmittee, and Grand Marshal Of the
parade, to be held In 81. Louis, In an
interview on Saturday evening, said:
''Thc people Of St. Louis, without re.
gard to party, religion or color, are pre-
pared to welcome the comrades OF the
g. A. Il. with open arms, and their
Welcome and entertainment will be OF
the most cordial character. The parade
OF the 9th will exceed In mum bers and
imposing effects any that has been seen
since the war, and the reports which
have been set adoat that obstacles will
be thrown In the way to make unpleas-
ant scenes are simply fAlse, and got mp
oy irresponsible persons for unworthy
ends"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Bass HAL.

Games played on Saturday:
PhilsdelphiA-PhilacelphiA, IA; Chi.
oaeo,
New York New York, 10; Detroit,
IL.
WashinRton-Wash ashington, s; Pitts.
burg, @. Ten innings.
Boston--Boston, 10; Indianapolis, IL.
Eight innings.
Philsdelphia-First ganae-AthIetic,
y; Cincinnati, IL. Second gams-Ath
leiic, Is; DIN Gin natl, 8.
Baltimore - Baltimore, 8; Cleve.
land,
Staten IslApd-First game--Metro-
politan, 8; St. Louis, 20. SECOND game
4; St. Louis, z.
BrOoklyn-Bfooklyn, IL; Louisville,
yRSTRRDAY'S CANES
BrooklyB-BroOklyu. Z: Louisville, 8.
Weehawken-St. Louis, i6; Metro
politan. g. Blk innings.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
a Good Crop of w heat,

The yield of wheat the past season on
the Poole farm owned by Samuel j.
Sharpless of Mil Creek Hundred, and
now in the tenure Of w. D. Jester, was
one OF the best that we have heard of in
any portion OF our State. In one field of
"a acres there we're 462 or 33 bushels to
the acre, while on another field of six
acres there were % bushels to the acre.
1t is fthe Fultz variety, is nice and clean,
and portion Of 1t will be sold for seed at
reasonable pr.ce,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Special Mention.
IT In n Fact

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central office,
seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In the evening.
Bush's, French street wharf Is the place
to buy your coal.
For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
a OAxd,

TO oil who are suffering nom the OF.
rors and indisoretions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., VIII sond recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY . missionary
In South America. Send o self.address-
ed envelope TO the RHv. JosRfH r.
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Lost watch Chain.

A lady In passing up Fourth street
on Friday last had the misfortune to
lose gold chain with locket and gold
dollar attached to same. The finder
will call at No. 2l0 Market street and
restore the same TO Its owner, or else
admit that honesty is not the best poll.
cy, and under certain circumstances
theft Is not dishonorable.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-05
Memorials,

You are invited to call and look at the
largest stock OF monuments and tombs
OF the latest designs and lowest prices,
at Smiths, Tenth and Tatna II streets.
All work guaranteed entirely satisfAc-
tory and finished At the shortest notice,
Chas. Il. Smith, 1901 Tatusll street,